Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

''That's What"
MATT. W. ALDERSoN.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The week was ushered in by the last
Highland party on Monday, which was an
eminent success. Tuesday came the races,
which have been we'll attended by our
ladies. who were generally willing to place
k%id-glove departments of u dry goods
houses will reap a harvest as a result.
MRS. LAvELL's LUNCH.
An elaborate luncheon was given yester-
day by Mrs. Sam. Lavelle in honor of Hon.
j. K. Toole and Hon. Charles W. Voor.
bees. Covers were laid for five.
THE SHARP DINNER.
The dinner given by Col. Sharp and Mr..
Napton on Thursday evening to Hon. J.
K. Toole, Hon. Charl s w. VOORHEES,,
Judge Bach and Rev. Mr.. Schofeld was a
feature OF the week and season. The
menu was elaborate in every particular.
GENERAL PERSONALS
Gustav Kohl returned to town Yesterday
from q trip of about q hundred miles by
wagon to the Big Hole. He reports the
nights very cool there. ice forming before
morning. Duck and chicken shooting is
plentiful, and fishing is excellent. He saw
some fields of oats growing, but thought
the chances slim for their maturing this
season.
Major W. W. Anderson, one of the pillars
of Montana journalism, editor of the Boze-
man Avant Courier. arrived in town yes
terday morning and took in the races with
his son, Matt. w., business manager of The
MINER. He will return to Bozeman this
evening.
A. G. Dill and wife, of Ogden, reached the
city Friday. Mr.. Dill is Superintendent of
the Salt Lake Division of the Central Pa
ciic. They were shown through the Ana
conda and Moulton by M. Maokay md
left for Anaconda last night.
w. O. Speer appeared on the street yes.
terday for the first time since his accident
Of Tuesday last. He is still a sufferer from
the injuries received then and those
inflicted some five weeks since, but is daily
improving.
Colonel James Dawson, of st. Louis, has
been in town for the last few days. partly
on q trip for health and partly on pleasure.
While here he has arranged som business
connected with the estate of the late Nicho-
las Wall.
Mrs. VIM. Read, of Anaconda. and party,
will leave for Mrs. Dave Beck's ranch, neal
Virginia City, on Tuesday. Mr.. j. Wander
bilt Long and Nh. John Forpis will be oil
the party.
telle, Miss Esther Pettibone, Mr.. Hight and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge will spend the day at
Browns Gulch.
Gus Gamer, of Anaconda, was in the
city yesterday, and learned to a limited
extent that ar occasional loser looms up
among the Paris mutuals.
Mr.. P. L. w. Whitney resigned his posi- |
tion at Elliott's photo gallery and has &C. |
cepted a position at D~usseau's fine art |
Mr.. F. Muench, having recovered from (
his illness, left last evening for Chicago. |
He will take in Southern Montana en-
route.
Hon. George E. Cole, Lieutenant.Gov
of Washington Territory, dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hoge yesterday.
1. William Adams and Frank Challenor
from Helena are in town and will probably |
remain till the end of this week.
Rev. Galen Wood came up from Ana |
couda yesterday, and will conduct Chris.
tian Church services here to-day.
Mrs. Rose Perkins is preparing to depart
for the East o on to put in the usual sun
ply of goods for fall and winter trade.
Messrs. Pettes and Hunt, of the Bonner
Company, left last evening for
the P~ipestone for a weeks hunting.
Rev. w. E. King was up yesterday from
The camp rleeting at Stuart which he pro-.
aounces a marked success.
Mrs. Harry Childe, of Helena, and the
Misses Deane, of Chicago, came over from
'he Capital on Friday.
VIM. Norton and C. K. H%ardenhrook.
prosperous valley ranchmen, were in the
ity last evening.
8. w. Reed, G. E. Miller and G. W. Rice /
for Kansas City over the Union Pacific
asst evening.
Mrs. Judge Wilson and Mrs. W. W. Dixon
to-day for a weeks visit at Warm
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w. E. Hall has returned to VAUDEVILLE. 6
.fter a three days visit to Philipsburq and
II
Miss Cristie will be a guest OF Miss Casey {
'uring the absence OF Mr.. Casey at More. g
and. Il
Giacomo Aeroglio left last evening for t
Illinois, by the Union Pacific. t
Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. '
Will Harrison left for Big Hole on Friday. {
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave a de-
ghtful whist party Thursday evening.
Mrs. O'Farrell and Miss Mary O'Farrel
re en- route for Butte from Ireland.
Mrs. Dana's Young Girls Guild cleared r
219 at their recent entertainment. 1;
Isaac Thouin left last evening for New
ork via Northern Pacific. z
Miss Daft vent to Anaconda yesterday d
, visit Mrs. VIM. Read. %
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Huntley left for Helena g.
,sterday morning. Ia
MIR. George E. lockwood came up from Il
rgenta yesterday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Featherly vent down :,
Dillon yesterday. q;
J. P. S~orenson, of New York, arrived in is
wn Thursday. In,
Bert Davis is spending the week at al
s. Garke's. til
Mrs. Pettes and family left for Pipestone bt
rings. nc
James Jordan went to Omaha yesterday. ga
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